Texas Glass & Paint Co. v. Crowdus
Texas Supreme Court
Error to the Court of Civil Appeals for the Sixth District, in an appeal from Tarrant County. The Southwestern Iron Company brought suit against Turner and others and the Texas Glass & Paint Company intervened. Both companies appealed from the judgment, which was thereupon reformed and affirmed, and both obtained writs of error on separate applications.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Yahtis
On December 10, 1909, J. C. Crowdus contracted in writing with J. D. Turner, a contractor, to build for him a two-story brick building in the City of Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas, for the sum of $8905. Turner was to furnish all material. He gave a bond binding himself - and his surety, the Adams-Simpson Lumber Company, unto-J. C. Crowdus, as well as to all persons who might become entitled to liens under the builder’s contract, which was executed at the same time between said Turner and said Crowdus in the sum of $4452.50, to be paid to said J. C. Crowdus and to said parties who may be…
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